Dr. Georgia Addiction Treatment Center

At Georgia Addiction Treatment Center, we understand that every person struggling with addiction is unique. That means that every person’s path to recovery must be unique as well. Our Georgia rehab center treats the whole person, diagnosing the issues that lie beneath and feed their addiction. It is an approach that has made us one of the premier addiction treatment centers in the area. By learning more about Georgia Addiction Treatment Center and our unique approach, you can take the first steps on your road to recovery.Our MissionWhat is it about Georgia Addiction Treatment Center that makes us different from other facilities in the area? Our mission involves offering a patient-centered approach, tailoring our addiction rehabt programs to your needs. This philosophy is the basis for everything we do and guides all of our addiction therapy programs. It is why we have become one of the most successful addiction treatment centers in the South.But what do we mean when we say that we …“treat the whole patient?” One of the main ways that we do this is through our dual-diagnosis program. The philosophy of dual diagnosis — which we sometimes call “co-occurring disorder” — is that we do more than treat your specific addiction. In dual-diagnosis, we also address the underlying mental issues that underpin and fuel your addiction. This means managing your depression, anxiety, PTSD, and any other psychological issues simultaneously with treating your addiction.Treating the addiction without treating what is helping to fuel it makes relapse all the more likely. Our patient-centered dual-diagnostic approach helps us to ensure that you will not relapse as you continue your recovery. This concept is one of the most important things about Georgia Addiction Treatment Center and sits at the heart of all of our programs, which include:-Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)-Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)-Outpatient Treatment ProgramReach out to Georgia Addiction Treatment Center and begin recovery today.